"(Spain) LATI, Spain to Argentina, single rate censored WWII uncommon printed ""Como encargado del registro certifico.Que este pliago contiene solamente correspondencia oficial"" envelope Aracina to Santa Fe, bs 11/3, also 664 in circle postman's arrival mark, franked 6P 30c canc Aracina/Huelva 4/3/41 cds, via Seville, black hexagonal Correo Aerea/Seville/6/3/41ds verso, blue boxed ""Por Via Aerea"", blue boxed ""Censura Gubernativa/(Sevilla)/Censurado"" censor mark on front, sealed purple/brown ""Censura Gubernativa/Sevilla""censor tape. Military censorship of the mails was still the rule in Spain for some years after the end of the Civil War. Correctly rated for 5g Spain to Argentina by LATI, 6P/5g air fee + 30c/20g surface.  Carried by LATI  all the way from Rome to Rio de Janero, then Syndicato Condor to Buenos Aires, thus avoiding the British censorship on the Pan Am North Atlantic service."
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